FindLaw
Local Marketing
SEO
FindLaw Abbreviations
FindLaw Systems
100

The parent company of FindLaw

Thomson Reuters

100

The business listing hosted by Google is called

Google Business Profile

100

What does SEO stand for?

Search Engine Optimization

100

What does FL stand for?

FindLaw
100

The database that we store client information in

CoPortal

200

The typical FindLaw client

Attorneys at small to mid-size law firms

200

The tool we use to populate dozens of local listings

Yext

200

The 2 websites that we use to research a client's website in terms of keywords, backlinking, and domain authority 

Moz and SEMrush

200

What does DM stand for?

Digital Marketer

200

The project management tool that we use to track our time and website builds

Wrike

300

The three tiers of website products offered by FindLaw

Level 100, Level 200, Level 300

300

We create SAB listings through Google for clients with virtual offices. SAB stands for

Service Area Business 

300
What does PPC stand for?

Pay-per-click

300

What is a CDC?

Client Development Consultant
300

The client facing analytics tool that client's can use to track their site's performance

Insight

400

The Spanish-language legal directory owned by FindLaw

400

Level 300 clients have access to these local entitlements

3 GBPs for eligible locations

3 Yext profiles

400

What is backlinking?

Links on websites other than your own that go back to a page on your website. Backlinks are also called inbound links because they represent another website's traffic coming to your own site. The quality and quantity of your backlinks can help you rank higher in search engines such as Google and Bing.

400

What is FLU

FindLaw University

400

The tool we use to run the Onsite Quality Checker (OQC) during team reviews 

Performance Console

500

You can find the answers to FindLaw-related questions at what site

FindLaw University

500

The three typical office types

Virtual office

Shared office

Brick & Mortar (fully eligible) 

500

What is the difference between onsite and offsite marketing?

Onsite: Onsite SEO is done by adjusting certain components of the site so that the intent of your content can be clearly understood by search engines. In return for this careful thought, search engines reward websites with higher rankings on the search index. ex: title tags, keywords, content

Offsite: Offsite SEO is the concept of having other sites link back to yours, indicating that you are an authority in your industry. The Google search engine algorithm places a decent amount of weight on authority for a site. This can come from the site having been around and active for a long period or time, or from outside engagement. ex: PPC, backlinking, GBP optimization

500

What is a KOC

Kick-off call

500

The tool we use to create redirects for websites

URL Mapper